Monthly Highlights
16081.
Can jank beat Clojure's error reporting?
(jank-lang.org)
16082.
Citi restricts AI agents from accessing customer accounts
(cryptobriefing.com)
16083.
TrustedRouter: OpenRouter challenger closes seed round
(semafor.com)
16084.
The Diesel Weapon
(edconway.substack.com)
16085.
16086.
Unlocking SVG Styling Control with CSS Linked Parameters
(blog.master.dev)
16087.
Build a Scrollspy with Modern CSS: No JavaScript Needed
(blog.master.dev)
16088.
Apple Wants to Fix Safari's Cramped Layout on iPhone Duo
(macrumors.com)
16089.
Running Doom Inside a Transformer
(nostalgia.dev)
16090.
A price for human judgment, with a kill date
(countersignatory.com)
16091.
Composite objects and C++26 the std:polymorphic type
(mariusbancila.ro)
16092.
Backdooring Open-Weight AI Models
(schneier.com)
16093.
16094.
N8n Brand Refresh
(blog.n8n.io)
16095.
Sony made a $5,900 gold-plated Walkman MP3 player
(theverge.com)
16096.
CVE-2026-86950: The Great Glyph Grift
(calif.io)
16097.
Cello – High Level C
(libcello.org)
16098.
Muse by Meta Terms of Use: What a Regular User Needs to Know
(lucasaguiar.xyz)
16099.
OpenJDK Vulnerability Advisory: 2026/10/21
(openjdk.org)
16100.
16101.
Making the case for context-aware AI
(technologyreview.com)
16102.
Compression should be part of your agent harness
(hackteam.io)
16103.
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16107.
Against Mathematics
(doomslide.substack.com)
16108.
Spear Phishing
(en.wikipedia.org)
16109.
Components Are Dead; and Now for Something Different
(wix.engineering)
16110.
Remembering the Crash of 1987
(carsongroup.com)